H/C/I install, P-51 intake, with dyno results

And you need to get rid or the stock intake tube.. With the p-51, cams, headers and ported heads im sure its a good restriction. get a nice JLT intake, Its plastic so it wont heat up and it has the largest diamiter tubing out of all the intakes ive seen.
 
I just posted on the main thread as well, but these tests were on a Mustang MD-600. Equivalent dynojet numbers would be about 298 HP / 317 ft-lbs at the wheels. A stock 05 GT on the same dyno tests about 240 RWHP.

You can also see the comparison tests for other cars tested at the same facility. It's better than a bolt on Mach I, and way better than a bolt on 97 Cobra.

-Matthew
 
MatthewP said:
I just posted on the main thread as well, but these tests were on a Mustang MD-600. Equivalent dynojet numbers would be about 298 HP / 317 ft-lbs at the wheels. A stock 05 GT on the same dyno tests about 240 RWHP.

You can also see the comparison tests for other cars tested at the same facility. It's better than a bolt on Mach I, and way better than a bolt on 97 Cobra.

-Matthew

Sorry overlooked what tool was used for your dyno numbers, impressive good numbers.:nice:
 
03MGT said:
And you need to get rid or the stock intake tube.. With the p-51, cams, headers and ported heads im sure its a good restriction. get a nice JLT intake, Its plastic so it wont heat up and it has the largest diamiter tubing out of all the intakes ive seen.
are you sure? or are you just guessing :nonono: